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I’ve noticed the top 1% all do 1 thing differently with AI… They don’t use AI for answers. They use it to find Questions. I’ll show you how to transform ChatGPT from a perpetual glazer who gives you generic feel-good advice into a strategic AI Sparring Partner that truly challenges and sharpens your thinking. # Step 1. Build Your AI Second Brain First, start a new chat in ChatGPT. Use this prompt and spend 30-45 minutes answering deeply. Be honest about your weaknesses. Share your data. Share what you really think. This builds the context right in your chat: PROMPT 1: "I want you to understand ME. I’m a [Role] at [Your Business]. Ask me every question you need to truly understand my business, goals, customers, and challenges." # Step 2. Activate Your AI Sparring Partner In the SAME chat, use this prompt: PROMPT 2: "Based on everything you know about me, become my AI Sparring Partner. When I present an idea, your first response should include 3-5 questions I haven’t thought about, counterarguments, blind spots, or risks." # Step 3 Go ahead and type any idea :)

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We need to talk about something uncomfortable. A lot of people in this community are using AI wrong. Not because they don't understand the tools. But because they're optimizing for the wrong thing. Here's what we're seeing: Someone discovers AI can write emails faster. So they start using it for every email. Then every message. Then every piece of communication. They're producing more content than ever. But here's the question nobody asks: is more actually better? The uncomfortable truth: Just because you can generate something in 30 seconds doesn't mean you should. AI is making it easier than ever to create noise. The real skill isn't using AI to do more. It's using AI to think better about what's worth doing at all. Examples: Mike runs a consulting practice and was thrilled when he started using AI to respond to every inquiry within minutes. His response time was incredible. But his close rate dropped. Why? Because the fast responses were generic. Prospects could tell. He was optimizing for speed when he should have been optimizing for relevance. Now he uses AI differently: to research the prospect and draft a thoughtful response he then personalizes. Takes longer. Converts better. Jennifer manages a team and started using AI to create detailed meeting agendas, follow-up emails, and status updates for everything. Her team was drowning in communication. She thought she was being thorough. Really, she was creating work. Now she asks first: "Does this meeting need to happen?" and "Would a 2-sentence Slack message work instead?" AI helps her communicate when she needs to, not just because she can. David creates content for tech startups and was publishing 3x more blog posts after adopting AI. Traffic went up slightly. Engagement tanked. Readers could tell something was off. The posts were fine but forgettable. He was cranking out volume when his audience wanted depth. Now he uses AI for research and first drafts, but he spends the saved time making fewer posts significantly better. Traffic is growing again because people actually share the content.

Woo hoo! Just starting to watch Day 3. Huge demonstration that I need my life rationalised so I get more time to do the important stuff. I'm excited for what's in this video, but in looking for it, I discovoered what I missed in what I have access to through this membership even though I missed out on Bootcamp. I knew there would be a course offer, but didn't rush to looking for that because I thought it would cost thousands. I'm stunned at the low cost, and am on the waitlist for next time, but I'm so thrilled there's so much I can/have gained from the Summit alone, and all the stuff that goes with it.